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TomOhawk
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#1 Post by TomOhawk »

Gidday from New Zealand ,
looking forward to reading and learning heaps from your discussions , and contributing sometimes to , love reading the hunting posts especially with photos .

cheers
Ian

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#2 Post by Longtrad »

greatings from Colorado, glad to have you here

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#3 Post by Elkman »

Hello Ian,

Welcome to Tradhunter!
My name is Tom and I am from Montana.
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#4 Post by Captainkirk »

Well, that was fast!
I approved you less than an hour ago!
All the better. Welcome aboard. I think you're the first NZ on the forum! :D
Glad you've joined us. Tell us a little bit about bow hunting over there. Inquiring minds need to know!
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#5 Post by Shadowhntr »

Welcome Ian! Glad you found us, and am excited to hear how things are done there! Beautiful Scenery In NZ!
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#6 Post by Carpdaddy »

Welcome from Ky Lan. I look forward to learning more about you and the hunting there.

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#7 Post by Graps »

Welcome from Michigan.
Glad to have you here.
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#8 Post by TomOhawk »

Thanks for the welcome , its Saturday afternoon here and raining so a good chance to browse. I'll be sure to post some info about hunting in NZ, basically no tags, no limits ,and can bowhunt/hunt in any national park by asking for a permit(free).
my own experience is limited to small game( turkey, wild goat, possum, wallaby,rabbits etc) and chasing a couple of Red deer around trying to get close enough . went from stick bows as a kid to compound for target competition , then a hoyt recurve and shortly looking at getting a cheap to moderate price wooden take down recurve.
My 17 yr old son is currently living in a hut in a national park for four months trapping possum for their fur , he has an old bow of mine ,and hopes to get a deer , what a life

at some stage I'll do a post on what things are like for hunting out here in more detail
cheers

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#9 Post by Graps »

Wow, that's very neat. I remember when I was a kid and would camp in the woods.
Keep the stories comeing, that's the kind of things we like to see on here.
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#10 Post by Captainkirk »

Wow, looking forward to hearing more! You should get your son on here as well, but if he's living in a hut...well, internet connections aren't so good.
You have my complete undistracted attention, do continue...
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